Dr. Vail Hour Vail Place

Please just us as we welcome members of NAMI Ramsey County, Mindy Greiling and Joan Cleary to speak with us about the new Ramsey County Clubhouse Community Support Program we will be opening this May and how they have helped support this initiative with Vail Place. 

Join us for Episode 4 of Dr. Vail Hour with our special guest, David Starks who is a Lead Case Manager at Face to Face. We would like to thank OPTUM for being a sponsor of Episode 4 of the Dr. Vail Hour Podcast. We hope you will enjoy this powerful and educational conversation with Mr. Starks on this episode as we continue our culturally diverse conversations on mental health issues. 

Join us for Episode 3 of the Dr. Vail Hour Podcast sponsored by Schatz Real Estate Group.  We are having a conversation with Chad Bolstrom, our Vail Place Director of Clubhouse Programs and Public Policy along with two Clubhouse Members Richard and Robin.  This is a fantastic episode to learn more about our Clubhouse Community Support Programs and them impact they have on those we serve here at Vail Place. 

Join us for the Dr. Vail Hour Podcast Episode 2 sponsored by SPIRE Credit Union. As we continue our culturally diverse conversations on mental health, we are joined by Patina Park. Patina Park is the Executive Director for Tribal State Relations with the Office of the Minnesota Governor. 
With over 20 years of work experience, Patina is a passionate and dedicated leader in the field of Tribal-State relations, policy, and law. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Tribal State Relations at the Office of Governor Tim Walz and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan, where she acts as a direct link between the Tribal Nations and the Governor's office, and as a senior policy and legislative affairs advisor for the state government on issues impacting Native American communities throughout Minnesota. Patina's mission is to build upon existing knowledge, policies, practices, relationships, and support state government leadership and staff to engage in productive and respectful Tribal-State relations and communication. She brings diverse perspectives and experiences to the team, as Mnicoujou Lakota woman, as faculty at Falmouth Institute, and an official member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council.In her current role, she oversees the Tribal-State Relations team and ensures the alignment of the Governor's vision and goals with the needs and interests of the Tribal Nations. She also partners with leadership across state government and in regular communication with tribal leadership to address the challenges and opportunities facing Native American communities in Minnesota, such as health care access, child welfare, education, economic development, gaming, sovereignty, and others. She leverages her skills in presentation preparation, building internal and external relationships, and conflict resolution to facilitate effective collaboration and coordination among various stakeholders. She also draws on her extensive background in law, policy, and governance, as she holds a Juris Doctorate from Hamline University School of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Arizona State University, and has served as an appellate court justice, a project coordinator, a development director, and a staff attorney for different tribal entities and organizations.
We are excited to have Patina Park join our conversation for Episode 2 of the Dr. Vail Hour Podcast. 

The Dr. Vail Hour Podcast presented by Vail Place features many culturally diverse conversations about mental health and what we can do to break down the stigma that surrounds mental health. You can expect various guests from our community focusing on different mental health topics, along with hearing impactful stories from those individuals that we serve here at Vail Place. So why don’t you join us and take a few minutes for your mental health?

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